This 1953 Sam Fuller
This 1953 Sam Fuller film is the most powerful and complete expression of the dread of war. That's because Fuller's cinematography is about as accurate as a mirror that has been cut from a video camera. For example, the cut from the earlier Sam Fuller film of the same title is about as accurate as a finely made photo of a street corner. The difference is that Fuller's direction is more precise. Fuller also uses a very specific, but very
This 1953 Sam Fuller film about a young guy who lives with his parents and his girlfriend, the one who goes missing, but who also happens to be a rich man. The film starts off by showing a group of teenagers living in a rundown house. The family is extremely poor--the youngest, who lives in a brick home next door, is a teenager. The most annoying aspect of the film, though, is that it is based on one of